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Hey, everybody, it's Marielle Seguera.
I keep a to do list on.
A notepad on my desk, and when I looked at it not too long ago, I noticed something.
It's kind of all over the place.
On a given day, it might make allergist appointment buy razors, retile kitchen floor throw out compost microblading question mark microblading, by the way, is something you do to make your eyebrows look fuller.
It's like a tattoo that lasts a couple years.
I mean, the list is filled with tasks, but some are big and some are small.
Some are urgent and some are definitely not.
Some I'm not even sure should be on there.
Like the microblading, which I frantically scribbled down after the lady at my eyebrow threading salon asked who messed up my eyebrows so bad.
Hi.
Yeah, that was me and a tweezer.
But yeah, I just never felt like I've had a good system for making a to do list and deciding what goes on it.
And I don't think I'm alone in that.
So on this episode of Life Kit, we are exploring how to make a.
Better to do list because there's a lot we want to do, and a.
Well made to do list can help.
When you make a to do list that's aligned intentionally with what you want out of your life, it's really powerful.
Well teach you how to break down your goals into actionable tasks and to figure out a to do list system that works for you.